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FASHION NOTES.

Yoke-neck frocks are coming in vogue.
Satin striped Brussels nets are shown for
ball dresses.
Long velvet wraps are taking the place
of seal and plush.
The favorite sash ribbons are made Of
MORE, having fan picot edges.
Babies long frocks must measure forty
two inches from the neck to the hem.
The spangles on gauzy evening fans are
of small size, in silver, gold and colored
metal.
Round yokes and long sleeves are the
arbitrary rule for babies frocks on all occa-
sions.
Evening c9iilures are ornamented with
pompons of feathers, flowers and beads,
lace and ribbon.
Bonnets of white. pale pink, mauve and
white plush are worn in the evening at
theaters and The opera.
Grape and crepe lisse fans. bordered with
lace and spangled with silver and gold, are
very pretty and effective.
Cloak pelisses, with sbort-waisted bo.
dies aud full, rather long skirts. are the
correct wraps Tor small boys as well as for
little girls.
Baby's toilet basket is now mounted on
a rattan or white willow stand, lined with
China silk, and profusely decorated with
tinted ribbon.
The Wagner cap of knitted wool or Jer
sey cloth, enriched with band and top
tassel of Astrakhan, is worn by little girls
as well as small boys.
The newest cloaks for little girls have
waists reaching only to the arppits, more
like deep yoke than a waist, and skirts
falling to the ankles.
Drawn work, hemstitching. brier and
feather stitching, embroidery, lace and
tucks, adorn the long, pretty first dresses
of the baby of the present.
Paletots, or coats for little girls, look
stylish with hood of the material hang
ing down the back, richly lined, and a
waist coat to match in the front.
Evening gowns for dancing are made of
tulle, crepe, and in great numbers of the
new cashmere nets in pink, coffee color,
pistuche, green, lavender, red and black,
dotted with chenille in the same color.
Bead net tabliers, panels and plastrons,
epaulettes, and when the dress demand
them, collars and cuffs, retain their hold
on fashionable favor, and are made in
handsomer designs and finer finish from
season 10 season.
All sorts of dressy accessories of the toilet
in the form of removable waistcoats, fichus,
plastrons, sleeveless short jackets, epau-
lettes and dog collars are made of velvet,
plush, jet and other beads, lace and fancy
ribbons with picot edges.
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A CITY COURIsHIP.

The proper place for counting,
BY the story-bo0ks' reporting,
Is some lane or meadow pathway, out OF sight
of town,
With the sweetness blowing over
From the fields of beans and clover
And the skylark dropping Westward as the sun
goes down.
But I've met my little Sally
At the mouth of Dawson a ley,
And we've walked along together tow'rds the
dome of PauPs
Mid the jostling crowd that passes
Meath the fiaring lamps and gases,
And the shouting of the drivers and the news
boys call.
And the lily of the valley
That gave my little Sally
Was the faded penny bouquet that flower
girl sells;
She has never seen one growing,
And it s easy to be showing,
For its birthplace is the dreamland that's be
yond Bow Bells.
OH it pains me in our walking
All the o2ths and shameful talking,
And the folks that brush her passing, and the
chances bold
But though evil thugs may touch her,
hey can never hurt or snatch her,
For she turns the dirt to sweetness, as a flower
the mold.
Nay, it's not in country places,
Mid the fields and simple faces.
Out of sight and sound OF evil, that a pare
Geart grows;
1t here in London City,
In the sin and shame and pity:
For the pure heart draws its pureness from III,
wrong 1t knows.
When my Sally's sweetness found me,
was like the men around me;
/ was coarse and low and selfish as the beas
that dies:
But her grace began to win me,
And my heart was changed within me
And ! learned to pray from gazing in m!
darling's eyes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-26
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

When winter came down in his furry gown
With border of snow like elder down
Came down to the earth from his far-off home
Away in the north, whence the fierce winds
come,
Where the world is ice, where the frost is made,
Where the light of the sun is but shade
He came on the wings of chilling breeze,
And whipped the last leaves from the trees.
Piled them in hillocks here and there,
And pulled the grasses long, gray hair.
He caught the raindrops as they fell
From the dripping caves; and, strange TO tell,
With crystal fringe was each ledge o'erhunS
Like s'alactites from some sea-eave swung.
He raved and he scowled, till his terrible look
chilled the heart of the timid brook.
Then he laughed till the soft flakes shook from
his cap,
In thick, white fleece DER Natures lap.
Fold on told, till the earth lay deep
Tucked in for the season. fast asleep.
How the children smiled when ut early dawn
The curtains were back from the windows
drawn.
patter of feet, busy hum,
And glad, sweet calls, "oh. the snow has
Gomez
Soon in the clear and frosty air
They peopled the hillside everywhere.
And to and fro, round curve and crook
The merry skaters skinned the brook.
The day was fair, all the world seemed glad,
And II right merry welcome winter had
III. T.. r., IN loUth's Instructor.
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The Secret of Life.

Scovill's Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Live
Syrup, is the remedy for the cure of Scrof
ulous faint, Rheumatism, White Swelling
Gout, Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Ner
vous Debility, Malaria and all diseases arts
ing from an impure condition of the blood
Certificates can be presented from many
leading Physicians. Ministers and heads o
families throughout the land indorsins
Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup in thu
highest terms. We are constantly in re
ceipt of certificates of cures from the mos
reliable sources, and we recommend it a,
the best remedy for above diseases.
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rR1rE ANEcporEs or ANIMAI.s.

| recently saw seven or eight ants at
tempting to carry wasp across the floor.
In the course of their journey they came 10
acrevice in plank caused by splinter
which had been torn off. After repeated
attempts TO get the wasp across this, to
them, deep rayipe, all of the ants absn-
doned the task as hopeless aud went away,
except one. who seemed to oe the leader OF
the enterprise. He went on a tour of in
vesti CATION and SOON found that the creyice
did not extend very far in length. The lit
tie fellow then went after the retreatiDg ants
and they obeyed his simmons and returned
with him. AT once they all set about help
ing him to draw the wasp around the crew
ice This they at last accomplished. and
had proceeded q little on their way when a
new difficulty presented itself-an insur-
mountable one-for directly across their
path yawned the impossible gulf of a wide,
long crack between the boards. As | saw
that it was impossible for them to accom-
plish this passage, and being moved with
sympathy for the persevering ant who,
with such great labor and sagacity, had &C.
complished the detour around the crevice,
| lifted the wasp from the edge of the crack
and laid it over on the other side for them
But 10 the sudden appearance of an ON
nipotent power above themselves so fright
ened the little toilers that they immedi-
ately dispersed.
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A DAY.

Talk not OF sad November, when a day
OF warm, glad sunshine fills the sky Of noon,
And q wind, borrowed from some morn OF
June,
sirs the brown grasses and the leafiess spray.
On the unfrosted pool the pillared pines
Lay their long shafts of shadow; the small rill
Singing pleasant song of summer stil,
A line of silver, down the hill-slope shines.
flushed the bird-voices and the hum of bees.
In the thin grass the crickets pipe no more;
But still the squirrel boards his winter store
And drops his nut-shells from the shag-bark
trees.
Softly the dark-green hemlocks whisper; high
Above the spires of following larches show
Where the woodpeeker, and home-loving
crow
And jay, and nut hatch winters threat defy,
o gracious beauty, ever new and old
o sights and sounds of nature doubly dear,
When the low sunshine warns the closing
year
OF snow blown fields and waves of Arctic cold
Close to my heart fold each loving thing
The sweet day yields; and, not dsconsolate,
With the calm patience of the woods Iwait
For leaf and blossom when God gives US spring
John G.. Whittier in The Atlantic.
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What True Merit M,n Do.

The unprecedented sale Of BoSchee'S Ger
man Syrup within few wears has aston
ished the world. 1t is without doubt thu
safest and best remedy ever discovered fol-
the speedy and effectasl cure of Coughs
Co DIS and the seversst Lung troubles. Ii
acts on an cn,irely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given By Physicians
as it does rot dry up Consll and leave the
disease still in the system, hut on tie con.
trary removes the caHse # the trouble, heals
the parts affected and leaves them in q
purely healthy condition. \ bottle kept
in the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, Will save doctors
bills and a long spell OF serious Illness
A trial will convince you of these facts. 1t
is positively sold by ali druggists and gen.
eral dealers in the land. Price, IS cents
large bottles.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, Inflammation
of the Throat and Difficulty of Breathing,
frequently result from severe Cold. The
remedial properties combined in DR.. D..
Jayne's Expectorant are especially de-
signed to break up feverish and infiamma-
tory tendencies, remove Construction of the
Throat, and by bringing about free ex-
pectoration, promote natural respiration
and speedy cure. A reputation main
tanned for fifty years affords to all guar
antee of the practical merit of the remedy.
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4 SITTING COCK

Although wisdom characterizes the ant,
the larger animals seem to have greater
scope given to their moral and effectional
natures. once had a hen sitting upon a
nest of guinea eggs. A sturdy old rooster
was very much devoted to her, and changed
his roosting place apparently for the sole
purpose of being near her nest. One night
some wild animal from the woods killed
the hen just as her nest was filled with
newly Matched guineas. The rooster at
once saw the helpless condition of the
Young brood, so he descended from his
perch, took possession of the nest and
mothered the young guineas in the most
devoted way. When they grew large
enough to get upon the roost he sat be-
tween them, with five upon one side of
him and five upon the other, while his
looks and actions seemed TO express the
gravest sense Of responsibility.
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we give her to eat ?" was: q A nice fat field
mouse, to be sure. What could be better?
PHILADELPHIA Pros
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Langford Colony!
Langford Colony!
Transportation and Markets.

Cheap and rapid transportation Is of the ut
most importance to those who are both producers
and consumers. It eheapens all that he buys
and enhances the price of all he produces. The
"LANGFORD COLONY" is most advantage
ously situated in this respect. 1t is between two
railroads that both connect with steamboats,
that run from the Sacramento and San Joaquin
points to the Golden Gate. This gives the cheap
est freight and passenger rates for the distance
this Coast. The markets for all kinds of pro-
ducts are good. The Canneries Wineries and
Fruit Dealers take all the Fruitraised, at highly
remunerative prices. There is an unlimited
demand for all the Wine, Raisins, Figs, Prunes,
Green. Dried aGd Canned Fruits that can be
grown. Dairy Products Fowls, Eggs and Vege-
tables find ready sale. Every acre of this land
when in bearing Fruit Trees or Vines will net
500 per acre. For further particulars apply TO
CHAS. r. PARSONS,
.
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Electric Belt Free /!

To introduce il and obtain agents we will. for The
next sixty days give away. free of charge. in each
comfy 10 the q. 8. Il limited number of our CIR
man Electro Gs.2 .nDic Suspsnsory Beifs.
Price s5 q positive and unfail ng cure for Ner-
rGus Debility, Va,iocele Emissions. Impntency,
etc. s5OD 90 Reward pa d If every Belt we manu-
fac ure does not generate o genuine electric cur
reut. address at once. ELETS1C RELf
AGENCY, p. o. Box 17s, Br oklyn, n. 7.
di4-lyruThS
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ES-4fer a lapse Of years statements. confirming
.he efficacy Of 81. Jacobs OIL and its permanent
cures, are gipel belolp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S;JAC0BS OH,
FOR RHEUMATISM.
From an Indian Nissionarr. March. 1899

ss-Afe- lapse Of years statements. confirming
ahe efficacy Of 81 Jacobs OIL and its permanent
cures, are gipea beloir.
From an Indian Missionary, March, 1889
St Alphonsus Church, Glen's Falls, N. Y.
am kept in bed by rheumatism, Grip
pied, and am trying st. Jacobs Oil. One
single application eased the pain and gave
REV.L n. ST. ONCE, PIP.
From Same Years Later Permanent, Cured.
Glen's Fuiis, H. y, Oct 20, 1886.
Everything failed 10 selieve me until I
tried st. Jacobs Oil: One application is
sufficient to stop pain in ten minutes; a
very few applications reduced the swelling
in my Joints and cured me. :
REV j.. n. ST. ONCE, P. P.
From Leading Lawer-spril, 18s2-cured.
The sworn statement of Eayid Strouse,
Esq, New Haven, Ct, AYERS i'll substance:
81 had severe rheumatism in arm, hand.
leg and foot. used bottle of St. Jacobs
Oil and obtained 4 cure"
From Same 4 Years Latcr-Permnnent.
New Haven, Ct, Nov ], 1856.
had severe rheumatism which disabled
me and one bottle of st. jacobs Oil cured
DAVID sTRoUsE.
From One Attended Like ChlId-Eay, 1892.
Kramer, Snyder Co.. Penna.
had rheumatism so badly they tended
me bike child. j used two bottles CT st.
Jacobs Oil and am now well as ever.
JOHN FIELD.
From Same Years Later-No Return.
Kramer, Snyder Co., Penna., Nov. 5, 1856.
My joints and limbs Were contracted and
swollen. Two bottles ofSt. Jacobs Oil e.i
tirely eradicated the disease. To-day ] ara
a stout, hearty man. JOHN FIELD.
THE CHARLES A. yoGELER co. baltimore. AID.
HS- all persons USING 81. Jacobs oil or Red
Star Cough Cure teiu by sending tiro-eeRt slam,
and n history of their case. Tecsire ADVICE EaEl..
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VNIHn SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
| OF Cali 'ornia. in and for the county of Fac
ramento. In the MISTER OF JOHN H. MOON, an
irsolvent destor. JOHN II. MOON, an insol-
vent debtor having applied to this tor.t for
discharge from his debts. it is hereby ordered
that the Clerk of this Conrt give no ice TO all
creditors who have proved their debts to appear
before this Court, at the Court-rnom thereof ON
the ELEVENTH day Of MARCH, 1857, at the
hour of 100 o'clccx + VI, 10 show cause If any
they have why the said JOHN II. MOON shon d
not he dischai ged ON all his debts. in accord
snce with the Statutes in such cases made and
provided. II Is further ordered that notice Of
said application be given TO the creditors by
mail, and by publication once week for four
successive weeks in the s. CRAMESTo DAILY REC
oRo-UsioN, u newspaper published in said
COUNTY TB. WILSON,
Judge of the Superior Court.
GROVE l. JOHNSON. Attorney for Debtor.
fe5-tdS
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SYRUP OF FIGS

Recommended by leading Physicians Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
San Francisco, Cal For sale by all leading
druggists. jyl3 lyTuT his
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We bad a turkey hen who dared not
leave her nest in order to get food. because
every time she did SO the thievish crows
stole some Of her eggs. Having lost as
many as she cared to lose, she entered into
a compac. with chicken hen to come and
sit upon the eggs during her absence in
search of food. This the hen continued to
do until the turkeys were hatched. She
never laid an egg in the turkeys nest and
was not disposed to sit, but always left the
nest as soon as the turkey returned and no
longer needed her services in protecting
the eggs from the crows. We called this
curious arrangement the Hen and
Turkey Firm" and watched the partner
ship business with interest.
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THE CHARLES A. yoGELER CO., baltimore. nd.
Gg- all persons USING st. Jacobs Oil or Red
Star Cough Cure, by sending tiro-ceRt slam
nnd q hisLoru of their case reesiie ADVICE EnEl..
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From One Attended Like Child 1892.

Kramer, Snyder Co., Penna., Nov. 5, 1856.
My joints and limbs Were contracted and
swollen. Two bottles ofSt Jacobs Oil e:i-
tirely eradicated the disease. To-day aTa
q stout, hearty man. JOHN FILLp.
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A dog of mine was perfectly devoted to
the cat He would obey her slightest wish
with the most dog like submission. She
was, as all petted creatures are likely to be,
little tyrannical, and kept him busy in
opening screen door for her. She would
stand upon her hindlegs and push the
screen with her forepaxs and look around
at the dog, as if to say, - Y 3u see it is too
heavy for me to OPEN. AT once he would
go to her assistance push the screen open,
allow her to pass out, and then, just as he
was getting comfortably asleep again, she
would return and scratch upon the outside
of the screen to be let in. But no matter
how often Puss made such demands the
dogs patient. accommodating disposition
never failed him in responding promptly
to her exactions.
= WISE CAT.
Our cat seemed 10 know what was going
on in the house. Upon one occasion we
were in a dilemma in reference to an in
valid in the family who could not eat a
morsel of the most delicately- prepared
food, and had remained without food for so
long time that the case was getting des-
perate. At this point Puss, who was a
great pet with the invalid came into the
sick-room carrying a mouse, which she laid
upon the bed befaye the patient. and
showed by unmistakable signs that it was
designed for her use So the cats answer
to cur oft-repeated question" Whafsshal
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IN LIQUID. Pill. OR LoZENGE FORM Is FOR s5).
EITHER OF THE LATTER SENT BY MAIL, SECURE
FROM OBSERVATION, ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. MRS.
PISKBAM's "GrIDE TO HEALTH AND CoNFI-
DENTAL CIRCULAR MAILED To ANY LADY SEND
ING ADDRESS AND sTAMP TO LYNN, MASS. Mention
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s F. e C IF C s.

Sold by Druggists, OF sent postpaid on receipt of
Aice.-HUMPHREYs' MEDICINEvo., 100 Fulton 81. MY.
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from leading Lawer-sprl, ise2-cured.

The sworn statement of David Slrouse,
Esq, New Haven, Ct, AYERS i'll substance:
81 had severe rheumatism in arm, hand.
leg and foot. used bottle of St. Jacobs
oil aud obtained I, c,irp -
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St. Alphonsus Church. Glens Falls, N. y.
am kept in bed by rheumatism, Grip
pied, and am trying st. Jacobs Oil. One
single application eased the pain and gave
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-08
try cousins and their sweethearts, to the

try cousins and their sweethearts, to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
A batch of brethren from Santaquin
yesterday applied for citizen papers.
Only one out of the gang of five was ad-
mitted. Contrary to the custom hereto
fore, the questions of the Court and the
answers of the applicants were made
matter of record by the court reporter.
In this case should the record ever be
made public it would prove mighty in
teresting reading"
Bert Either was to-day sworn in as a
court bailiff.
The machinery for the new paper, the
american, arrived in Provo to-day.
|, A couple of Springyille cohabs. were
brought in this morning by the "cussed
deputies" They were taken before Com
missioner Hills, and one, Jacob Houtz,
waived examination and was placed I'M
der bond of 81 900; the other, Jesse
Gardener, stood examination, and con-
victed himself by his own testimony. He
was bound over in the sum OF $500.
1t took nearly two hours for Judge
Henderson to examine the five applicants
for citizenship yesterday afternoon. The
Judge proved equal to the task. He
proved more than match Tor the Sanity
crowd who were willing to do some OF
the tallest lying on record to become citl-
zens of a Government whose laws they
were unwilling to sustain.
Louis Steen, the murderer of poor
Stone was placed on the witness stand
yesterday. He gave in detail the facts
of the case already known to the public.
He claimed the pistol went off by ac-
cident. In giving the story of his life he
showed that he had led checkered and
unfortunate career from almost child to
the time of his arrest. He was more or
less agitated and often sighed deeply.
He has the appearance of suffering a
great deal in his mind.
There are but three of the quorum OF
the Twelve at conference-Franklin
Richards, Lorenzo Snow and J. w.
Taylor.
Very few of the Church dignitaries are
here in attendance at the great gather
ing.
Anguish Cannon is here. He is lcok.
ing as fresh as daisy.
Deputy Marshal Cudihee has left fol
Coue Greek in Beaver county, to bring a
witness from there for the Mcbride muir
der case.
Some inquisitive people are anxious tc
know if any one will be elected to fill
the place of Albert Darlington, the ex
communicated apostle.
There are half dozen big deputies
here ready and willing to scoop in any
thing in the way of an undergrounder.
Right now would be a good time fol
the Loyal League to hold an open meet
ing or two. They would be better at
tended than are those of the conference
The favorite flavor at the drug store
!. soda fountains is called the "Oregor
Short Line" The liquid has no connec
ton with the railroad of that name. 1
means, the "Only Show for Liquor"
; MILO ZIP.
Provo, April Z, 1887.
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TO-NIGHT'S MEETING.
The Grand Rally of Business IIen
At the Court Room.

Ats O'Clock this evening the business
men of Salt Lake City will rally at the
Federal Court room for the purpose oil
consumating the organization of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Governor West and the committee ap-
pointed by him have been busy dnring
the past week preparing a constitution
and bylaws, and list of nominees for
the offices, all of which will be sub
mitted for the approval of the meeting
tonight That the greater part, if not
all their work, will be ratified, is without
doubt, and the approval that their labors
must receive will be their reward
1t is the desire OF the committee that
all who are in any way interested should
be present this evening, so that the per-
manent organization may be effected,
with the assurance that every one with
right to speak has had his say.